Questions about RICOH ScanSnap iX1300

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michel Berthus

3 months ago

Can I use the RICOH ScanSnap iX1300 scanner with a windows PC AND also with a MAC computer? The Galaxus website indicates only Windows requirement: Windows 7, Windows 8.1. On the other hand, on the Ricoh website I have downloaded a Datasheet indicating System Requirements - for Windows: 10 or 11 - for MAC: MacOS Catalina or later Thank you

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Galaxus

3 months ago

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Yes, you can use the RICOH ScanSnap iX1300 scanner with both a Windows PC and a Mac computer. According to Ricoh's official documentation, the scanner supports Windows 10 or 11 and macOS Catalina or later. This means it is compatible with both operating systems, allowing you to scan documents to either platform. The discrepancy in system requirements you noted might be due to outdated information on some websites. Always refer to the manufacturer's latest documentation for the most accurate information.

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PhilippAeberhard

6 months ago

The scanner loses the WIFI settings every time I switch it off and on. Status LED first flashes blue and then lights up solid yellow/orange. Firmware is the latest version.... Router reset, etc.pp. nothing helps. Does anyone know the problem?

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PhilippAeberhard

6 months ago

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Thanks for the answers. I think I have now found the cause. I have had an SSID with special characters in the name ("?") for the last 10 years. Apparently the ScanSnap IX1300 has problems with this. Since renaming the WLAN, it now works.

N23dev

9 months ago

Hello. On the original site (https://www.pfu-ca.ricoh.com/fr/scanners/scansnap/ix1300), it confirms that this model offers USB and WIFI. But here it says USB only. Can you confirm that this is a mistake?

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jey-jey

1 year ago

hi, I am looking for a successor for the Fujitsu ScanNap S1300i. Unfortunately, you can't get it anymore. The scanner should be easy to set up and operate, should be able to scan double-sided, with automatic feeding up to approx. 10 pages (ADF), and created PDFs should be searchable afterwards (is OCR necessary for this?). I have a laptop with Windows 10. Does this scanner fit my needs?

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christian.ginsig

1 year ago

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I use this scanner a lot to scan a lot of documents. It scans double-sided, has an automatic feeder, but you can also feed thicker items via the manual feeder, such as photos, etc. The software that comes with it allows you to save different formats. The included software allows you to save the different formats. Of course, OCR recognition of texts is also possible. The device is very space-saving and I would buy it again anytime.